Donald Trump brought vexatious and hopeless claims against a British company that were dismissed at every stage. We value the independence of our judiciary, and strength of the rule of law in this country, and we look forward to this court order being honoured as stipulated.
Orbis Business Intelligence is pleased to receive Judge Rowley's High Court order yesterday. It orders Donald Trump to pay £685,000 in costs to Orbis by 17th April. If he does not, the sitting President of the United States will be in continuing breach of the English High Court.
Orbis is delighted to welcome @DamianCollins, former MP and government minister, as our newest Non-Executive Director. Damian brings a wealth of experience from his time in Parliament, and we look forward to working with him.
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Many senior figures in Russia’s Ministry of Defence have been sacked and several charged with fraud and embezzlement linked to major corruption at the Ministry. In Orbis' latest insight, we detail and analyse those caught up in 2024 MOD purge.
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“It’s in very much Russia’s interest to destabilise countries like Britain and the United States.”
Security services will be “looking very carefully” at the instigators of recent riots, like Tommy Robinson, for links to Russia, says @Chris_D_Steele.
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Scoop: Russian spies hacked the British government earlier this year, stealing internal emails and data on individuals from the Home Office's corporate systems via an attack on Microsoft.
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Earlier this year, when he lost his English High Court case against us, the judge ordered Donald Trump to pay Orbis an initial £300k in costs. Trump, who claims to respect the UK, has now been in breach of this order for two months and faces enforcement if he travels here again.
Donald Trump in breach of High Court costs order after losing British legal action against the former spy behind notorious Russia dossier https://t.co/g4KeA7nOh7
Watch @Chris_D_Steele and @Kate_ForcesNews discuss Putin's unstable leadership, his growing dependence on China and the geopolitical consequences of this relationship on @TimesRadio.
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As Western governments tighten sanctions, countries and entities are increasingly concerned about secondary sanctions. This is reflected in changed behaviours and trade patterns, yet many choose to take the risk. We discuss this in our latest Insight:
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Tune into @TimesRadio at 13:00 today to hear our founder and director @Chris_D_Steele discuss the geopolitical implications of Iran's recent strike on Israel.
On this edition of the Sky News #Daily podcast, @chesh is joined by our international correspondent @DiMagnaySky and former British spy @Chris_D_Steele to discuss Putin's power and why Russia's elections matter.
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Orbis has produced high-quality corporate intelligence for 15 years, led by @Chris_D_Steele, to support litigation disputes, EDD investigations and geopolitical risk analyses. To celebrate this milestone and recent successes, we are refreshing our website: https://t.co/Iwo0f3XyFq
Our director @Chris_D_Steele will discuss the two-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine on #TheContextBBC with @CFraserBBC at 20:00 this evening on @BBCNews.
“Some sanctions are working very well, the travel ban and so on… the key issue with sanctions Robert is oil”
Former Head of MI6’s Russia desk @Chris_D_Steele says that more secondary sanctions on Russian oil are the key to hurting its economy
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